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Mid-Week Procrastination
I have not been in the mood to write blog posts for the past, honestly couple months at this point; as you can probably tell by the amount of posts I wrote in April versus May and June. I don’t know what it is, except maybe the weather and not wanting to be inside? But…
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Obsessions: June 11
We left lockdown today!! I don’t have anywhere to go or anyone to see and there are no patios in this town to go to, but we left lockdown today! I can go buy socks! And hand towels, and get a spare key cut for my apartment, and command hanging things! I could have technically…
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Mid-Week Procrastination
So this is super late – oops, but I totally forgot that today was Wednesday and then I got a last minute appointment to have my summer tires put on and drove my car out there and then decided to walk back. The walk took two hours. It started raining. I got completely soaked. And…
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May Empties
It’s that time again! Time to check in on what I used up in the month of May. This is part of me tracking what I use up for Project Pan, actually learn what I like versus what is trendy/ if I am being influenced by social media, and keep track of my plastic waste…
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Obsessions: June 5
Y’all it is hot and sticky. It’s that kind of heat where you only want to eat popsicles and Free-Zees and not move. I’m also dealing with a serious flying beetle and ant situation in my apartment so if anyone has any tips, I’m going to buy some Raid when I go grocery shopping tomorrow,…
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What I Read in May
May was a month of re-reading, nothing in my to-be-read pile was inspiring me or wanting to be read. There’s also something so comforting about reading a book that you are familiar with, revisiting a story you know the ending to. It’s probably something to similar to how people on the internet say that psychologists…
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Mid-Week Procrastination
This has been a very heavy week at work, I work with many Indigenous people and serve Indigenous communities and the news of the mass grave in Kamloops has hit them all very hard particularly and has hit the entire country very hard. We ended up scraping (appropriately and mostly my idea) my big project…
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Welcome to Canada, Time to Start Your Reconciliation
Major trigger warnings: genocide, racism, anti-Indigenous racism, sexual and physical assault If you don’t follow Canadian news you may not know, but late last week a mass grave was found at Kamloops Indian Residential School in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada; on the traditional and ancestral territory of the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation; containing the bodies…
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Obsessions: May 29
Hey friends we’re back with the post I always write as my cat runs around the apartment howling as he does every Saturday morning, only Saturdays I don’t know why or what he wants, but this is our Saturday morning routine. Also the featured image is a picture of my college friend Justina Reinhardt’s photography…
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Home Workout Upgrading
I’ve been working out at home (like everyone else, of course), for about a year now (I did not work out in March or April 2020, at all). Then I realized that this pandemic wasn’t going to be a three month thing like I thought at the beginning and that I needed to figure something…
Laura Caeris – Thoughtful Millennial
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